If I was 50 years younger I’d be getting my passport, buying the cottage and spending every day polishing it up and renewing it till it shined. LOVED IT.
I’d go into it with you, use it for a month a year (you’d get one, too) then rent it to a teacher during the school year. It’s how I had a home on a lake my first two years of teaching.🤭
Ur such a nerd and this makes you so charming. The houses are cute but it is pure joy watching you and all the others do what they really love. Thanks for sharing ❤
Such a cute place! Would they have taught students there, or was there a separate building for that? I grew up in a little 1900's Schoolhouse made into a home. This reminded me of it.
Reminds me of when I visited Ireland with my husband, then boyfriend, and visited his great aunt in Tipperary. It was this quaint cottage with the most amazing views of lush green fields.
What a charming cottage. Where in Ireland is it located? Too bad I live in the U.S. and moving to Ireland isn't an option. Loved the tour. That cottage is just crying out for a new life infused by a young and energetic family. Would love to see if someone buys it and renovates it. Perhaps you could follow up. New subscriber here. I've watched many channels like this and you just drew me in immediately.
Oh Maggie! Delighted you went to see this one. Had seen it on the sellers website and was thinking about viewing and now I don’t have to. It’s too much work for me but I throughly enjoyed your video. Now for the big question- are you going to show the schoolhouse thats for sale next door? 🙏
I have a hunch you could sell snow to the Eskimos, charming lady. As a first generation American, I know that the Irish do not relinquish properties easily and what is available to Americans is way overpriced and well in need of basics from the ground up. This property is intriguing but the cynic in me believes the locals are waiting for buckets of American money to be poured into the place, ultimately abandoned by them and someone without familial ties, local, will benefit from/take over from there.
Several of the biggest market experts have been voicing their opinions on exactly how awful they think the next downturn would be, and how far equities may have to go, as recession draws closer and inflation continues well above the Fed's objective. I'm trying to build a portfolio of at least $850k by the time I'm 60, therefore I need suggestions on what investments to make.
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started my business. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders.
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her résumé.
While working on our 1860 farmhouse, I learned about and used "plaster washers" to help repair plaster ceilings. They are perforated discs screwed to the lathe that hold loose plaster in place, then the missing areas can be re-filled with plaster and a skim coat over the washers.. It's been over 20 years since then, and they have held up beautifully, and saved us having to re-do the entire ceiling.
Seen a good few small old cottages in rural Scotland, very romantic and often offering a huge potential. I love the enthusiasm of the presenter, she just brings the whole building back to life.
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too,
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $486k in the last six month. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently….
Jenny Pamogas Canaya is my Advisor. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I concentrate on. If you want to check her out, you may do so online. I usually trade in accordance with her strategy.
Well, lots of young people, at least in America have no interest in working but rather get rich quick schemes. TH-cam is flooded with young people trying to make it big doing vlogs.
Beautiful little house with so much potential. I’m especially loving the log burning stove and the tiny stair window. Fabulous windows with shutters. Not keen on the 1950s fire surround ( it’s very similar to the fire surround in the house we rent and live in.)The garden is big enough for a small veg garden a mini orchard and extra space for the dog and chickens to run around. Wished I had the money to bring it back to its former glory. 🌿
Lovely cottage, but what I would be afraid of is the government building a housing estate in the fields opposite the cottage. I was going to buy a cottage in what I thought was a quiet beautiful area. Only to find out that the fields next to the cottage was earmarked for housing estates.
If I lived in Ireland and I bought this little house, I would ask the guys from the tv series, "This Old House" to help renovate it for me. This house is so cute! 🙂
This is my favorite one yet! So much you can do with the bathroom. That press is genius! You could totally use that today with a little creativity. That school master was styling!
Nice wee house. I love travelling around Ireland and looking at all the architecture. Some amazing old and modern homes. Although...i do prefer the older houses.
Those stoves can also be converted either to gas or oil fairly easily if you don't want to risk cooking on wood/coal. Have used one in the past which was converted to oil and it was the best stove I have every used. My great aunt had a similar one from new - just post war - which was gas from the beginning, while another friend has one without the water tank on the end which is still turf fired and is great for cooking and heat during the winter.
@@CheapIrishHouses Ah ha, thought so! We used to live near Ardfinnan....recognised the mountains in the background! Beautiful area. Still got a couple of lovely acres there.....😊
This one was my dream house. So beautiful! If I could get to Ireland I would love this place to live out my days. The prettiest house I have ever seen! Ahhh the dreams!!
Give it enough money and hard work that could be a nice little home, It has issue# sure but nothing that hard work wouldn’t put right, Personally I’d get rid of those sheds and that cooker (I know philistine) but you have to be practical, I’d definitely keep the fireplaces and renovate and fix those great windows, The floors look a bit problematic but I’m sure they can be rescued and polished up a treat, Those stair bannisters need some TLC and they’ll be great it’s a bit of wax, That weird rainwater collecting contraption would definitely have to go it’s very Heath Robinson and looks out of place, otherwise it’s a great little project for someone.
Ordinarily, from My experience, unoccupied house in Ireland do have a propensity to deteriorate quite quickly. Certainly much faster than houses in My part of the world (Australia). This house however does appear to be in remarkably good condition, as sign perhaps of how well maintained the empty structure has been.
I love it. It is quaint; from a different time and place. Things moved more slowly when this was built. A perfect get away from the city or a home for someone who has the time and money to really make improvements. It is an amazing building!
Maggie: I have been meaning and intending to thank you very much for getting me through the pandemic! I need to let you know that you have such infectious enthusiasm!
@@newlife8318 do you get invited out much? Because I’ve no idea what that rant was about nor why it was aimed at me. But I was quoting the line from a song. “It’s a long way…to Tipperary” Now take your medicine like a good boy.
I just came across this video today and wow, I have it all designed in my head already! All to many people would change out the old fixtures like tub, stove/oven, fireplace surrounds, but that is the best part, only elbow grease. My family bought a 1930's car garage, a rectangular building, one of two on a seaside property, these two garages housed the wealthy summer people's cars as there was no bridge from one island to another (in Maine/USA). The first building was torn down years prior, the day we were departing our holiday a for sale sign went up, we inquired and put in an offer and got it. Now, 44 yrs later, I have it and it is such a joy to me. Just love the flea in the market. Thank you for the nice video!
We are retired. A 1 bedroom 1 bath, galley kitchen bungalow would be a baseline for us. Small plot of land as we don’t have animals and MIGHT get 3-4 or so laying hens, no more. NO MAJOR RENOVATION. Not particularly concerned about location or views. Prefer out of the city. Is there a contact email, Facebook or other contact point for you. Mark & Karen Fay
Great video, what a beautiful little cottage . So much potential in it. The bedroom fireplaces are gorgeous. The walled in garden is so cute too I would reinstate that outside loo. I have fallen on love with the place. Those views are just spectacular
If I was 50 years younger I’d be getting my passport, buying the cottage and spending every day polishing it up and renewing it till it shined. LOVED IT.
How old are you?
If I was 50 yrs younger it’s not the house I’d be after she is a woman and a half ,or am I allowed to say that in the Pc age
@@paddymickiemickie8221 😂😂
If I was 50yrs younger, I wouldn't be alive yet, don't let your age stop you.
I’d go into it with you, use it for a month a year (you’d get one, too) then rent it to a teacher during the school year. It’s how I had a home on a lake my first two years of teaching.🤭
I love this cottage so much. Thank you for showing it to us.
Hopefully it will be renovated and not torn down
Unlikely to be torn down, most likely will be gutted though 😭. Cottages like this are sought after
I wish I was 30 yrs younger. I would definitely leave the US and buy this beautiful place. ❤❤❤❤❤
Ur such a nerd and this makes you so charming. The houses are cute but it is pure joy watching you and all the others do what they really love. Thanks for sharing ❤
Nerd ? 🤔
Great job, Maggie! It’s a diamond in the rough
It's a dream!
Fallen in love with this cottage! Thank you for showing us .
I always wish I could see old houses during their initial build or when they were functional.
The hot press kept you warm when you got out of the bath. We had one like that 😏
Am kenyan I wish I couldrenew my passport and just come and this house I would really enjoy this house
Love this enthusiastic presenter and gem of a cottage!
Such a cute place! Would they have taught students there, or was there a separate building for that? I grew up in a little 1900's Schoolhouse made into a home. This reminded me of it.
A dream 🤩
Reminds me of when I visited Ireland with my husband, then boyfriend, and visited his great aunt in Tipperary. It was this quaint cottage with the most amazing views of lush green fields.
Just beautiful!
Thank you.
Love the range cooker!
I own an Aga and could not live without it so this range was a life line what with a built in water heater just incredible.
_Brilliant as always, Maggie! Many thanks from England._
Maggie: how much do you think it costs to do it up?
What a charming cottage. Where in Ireland is it located? Too bad I live in the U.S. and moving to Ireland isn't an option. Loved the tour. That cottage is just crying out for a new life infused by a young and energetic family. Would love to see if someone buys it and renovates it. Perhaps you could follow up.
New subscriber here. I've watched many channels like this and you just drew me in immediately.
You didn't mention the location or seller's details in the video or description.
It's outside Cahir in sth tipperary
Why do they let places run down like this.?
Lots of them are quite remote. Few people want to live in them. Its a shame really.
Oh Maggie!
Delighted you went to see this one. Had seen it on the sellers website and was thinking about viewing and now I don’t have to. It’s too much work for me but I throughly enjoyed your video. Now for the big question- are you going to show the schoolhouse thats for sale next door? 🙏
That was my question too lol
I'd love to see it too
Gosh I loved this. Esp youre passion for detail, je money poured into it, door handle - what it meant at the time of building.
Do you have a house to buy surrounding areas of Kanturk, Balling Han, Mellow perhaps
I have a hunch you could sell snow to the Eskimos, charming lady. As a first generation American, I know that the Irish do not relinquish properties easily and what is available to Americans is way overpriced and well in need of basics from the ground up. This property is intriguing but the cynic in me believes the locals are waiting for buckets of American money to be poured into the place, ultimately abandoned by them and someone without familial ties, local, will benefit from/take over from there.
Can hear what you are saying
Where is this???
Several of the biggest market experts have been voicing their opinions on exactly how awful they think the next downturn would be, and how far equities may have to go, as recession draws closer and inflation continues well above the Fed's objective. I'm trying to build a portfolio of at least $850k by the time I'm 60, therefore I need suggestions on what investments to make.
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started my business. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders.
Mind if I ask you recommend this particular professional you use their service? i have quite a lot of marketing problems.
credits to Jenny Pamogas Canaya , one of the best portfolio manager;s out there. she;s well known, you should look her up
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her résumé.
While working on our 1860 farmhouse, I learned about and used "plaster washers" to help repair plaster ceilings. They are perforated discs screwed to the lathe that hold loose plaster in place, then the missing areas can be re-filled with plaster and a skim coat over the washers.. It's been over 20 years since then, and they have held up beautifully, and saved us having to re-do the entire ceiling.
Seen a good few small old cottages in rural Scotland, very romantic and often offering a huge potential. I love the enthusiasm of the presenter, she just brings the whole building back to life.
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too,
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $486k in the last six month. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently….
Jenny Pamogas Canaya is my Advisor. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I concentrate on. If you want to check her out, you may do so online. I usually trade in accordance with her strategy.
Well, lots of young people, at least in America have no interest in working but rather get rich quick schemes. TH-cam is flooded with young people trying to make it big doing vlogs.
I really hope this house was bought by the right people. This house is a part of history. I hope the insides where kept, and not gutted.
Love your infectious enthusiasm Maggie its a joy to behold !
Beautiful little house with so much potential. I’m especially loving the log burning stove and the tiny stair window. Fabulous windows with shutters. Not keen on the 1950s fire surround ( it’s very similar to the fire surround in the house we rent and live in.)The garden is big enough for a small veg garden a mini orchard and extra space for the dog and chickens to run around. Wished I had the money to bring it back to its former glory. 🌿
Yes! When she said the garden was "small, only 0.2 of an acre", I was like, that's big enough for veg, fruit and hens!
Dorry, what is a fire suround?
@@sylviacarlson3561 the beige tiled area that surrounds the fire place.
Lovely cottage, but what I would be afraid of is the government building a housing estate in the fields opposite the cottage. I was going to buy a cottage in what I thought was a quiet beautiful area. Only to find out that the fields next to the cottage was earmarked for housing estates.
Oh, soooo cute 🥰🥰🥰 and the walled in garden and everything - so pretty! Thank you for showing this 😃
If I lived in Ireland and I bought
this little house, I would ask the
guys from the tv series, "This Old House" to help renovate it
for me. This house is so cute! 🙂
I love your videos! I’m in the US and one generation too far to qualify for citizenship :(.
So beautiful, so much history, potential, love it!
I hope whoever buys this place keeps all the original features
Madam you could sell ice to Inuits; but, you can't sell that old house to me.
Just seeing this Wow Ty very much from N. C . 🇺🇸
This is my favorite one yet! So much you can do with the bathroom. That press is genius! You could totally use that today with a little creativity. That school master was styling!
I thought it was a shame that the toilet was so modern though. I'd change it for a proper Victorian style one with a raised cistern!
I want to buy this house but I live in New York 😭❤️
Nice wee house. I love travelling around Ireland and looking at all the architecture. Some amazing old and modern homes. Although...i do prefer the older houses.
I’m looking at relocating from uk some beautiful houses….. any tips from anyone would be appreciated.
Good view of the mountains.
Where and how much? Can you post the link, thanks.
So charming and so much potential. Really enjoyed your walk through. 🙂
Those stoves can also be converted either to gas or oil fairly easily if you don't want to risk cooking on wood/coal. Have used one in the past which was converted to oil and it was the best stove I have every used. My great aunt had a similar one from new - just post war - which was gas from the beginning, while another friend has one without the water tank on the end which is still turf fired and is great for cooking and heat during the winter.
I love your passion ❤️🔥
Your enthusiasm is contagious 👏👏👏👍🙌
Would be nice to know the asking/guide price. Also nice to see what they did with the other building on the left, presumably the school house.
AMV 90,000
The other one is for sale as well, at least it was a couple of weeks ago
This is one optimistic realtor. Her glass is always half full. :-)
I love your house tours, so mush character in theses home. We really don’t hav3 that in Houston.
Would move from kenya to this lovely house I love it but wish it was on 1 acre land
Looked to me like there was a place to tie your horse on the house wall beside the front door, but the camera just skimmed over it.
Gorgeous house, Maggie your enthusiasm is infectious, can I be cheeky and ask where this cottage is located
Co. Tipperary near cahir xx
@@CheapIrishHouses Ah ha, thought so! We used to live near Ardfinnan....recognised the mountains in the background!
Beautiful area. Still got a couple of lovely acres there.....😊
Now that is nice. Lovely windows
Being in the US, I’ve no idea the realistic cost of renovation? Bringing it back to its charm?
Oh golly . Do tell. Did it sell? It would be amazing to see what someone does with a place like this. ❤
I want to live here. I want to buy it...
Nine months later and I wonder who bought it and what‘s happening to this gem…
This one was my dream house. So beautiful! If I could get to Ireland I would love this place to live out my days. The prettiest house I have ever seen! Ahhh the dreams!!
What a lovely little cottage lots of potential. Beautiful views and rather spacious. You have a very wonderful personality thank you for the tour ☺️👏👏
What a beautiful little cottage, it would make a fabulous home. 👌
Give it enough money and hard work that could be a nice little home, It has issue# sure but nothing that hard work wouldn’t put right, Personally I’d get rid of those sheds and that cooker (I know philistine) but you have to be practical, I’d definitely keep the fireplaces and renovate and fix those great windows, The floors look a bit problematic but I’m sure they can be rescued and polished up a treat, Those stair bannisters need some TLC and they’ll be great it’s a bit of wax, That weird rainwater collecting contraption would definitely have to go it’s very Heath Robinson and looks out of place, otherwise it’s a great little project for someone.
Ordinarily, from My experience, unoccupied house in Ireland do have a propensity to deteriorate quite quickly.
Certainly much faster than houses in My part of the world (Australia).
This house however does appear to be in remarkably good condition, as sign perhaps of how well maintained the empty structure has been.
Yeah due to moisture but Australian houses are a bit shabbier in construction standard
@@mrmc2465 Oh absolutely.
Hi. Where in ireland is it?😂Hard to find info listing etc
Its in Cahir County Tipperary
Reminds me of Ryan's daughter.
**flails with glee**
I absolutely adore the pokey little spiral staircase! That cottage is a charmer, for sure. 💖
I love it. It is quaint; from a different time and place. Things moved more slowly when this was built. A perfect get away from the city or a home for someone who has the time and money to really make improvements. It is an amazing building!
At first , my heart skipped a beat , thinking it was the school house from Ryan’s daughter …….
So much potential. If only...thank you for the journey
This sold two weeks ago for €120.
Wow. Thanks for the news. I lust after an untouched space like this one.
Great time to sell...
Wow, a bargain.
I assume you mean €120,000?
@@deirdrecurran1780 no bargain, lots of money to make it right, and also damp ..
Maggie: I have been meaning and intending to thank you very much for getting me through the pandemic! I need to let you know that you have such infectious enthusiasm!
Brilliant coverage on this hidden gem.
How do I find out details about the auction, etc. You’re right, it is such a perfect property. Where is it located?
Tipperary
It’s a long way.
@@JulieWallis1963 😂😂😂😂🙌
@@newlife8318 do you get invited out much?
Because I’ve no idea what that rant was about nor why it was aimed at me. But I was quoting the line from a song. “It’s a long way…to Tipperary”
Now take your medicine like a good boy.
I do love your enthusiasm for these old properties…. they do not make them like this anymore..😊
Would be so cute redone. Do you know the age of this cottage?
Interesting! Thank you
I just came across this video today and wow, I have it all designed in my head already! All to many people would change out the old fixtures like tub, stove/oven, fireplace surrounds, but that is the best part, only elbow grease. My family bought a 1930's car garage, a rectangular building, one of two on a seaside property, these two garages housed the wealthy summer people's cars as there was no bridge from one island to another (in Maine/USA). The first building was torn down years prior, the day we were departing our holiday a for sale sign went up, we inquired and put in an offer and got it. Now, 44 yrs later, I have it and it is such a joy to me. Just love the flea in the market. Thank you for the nice video!
One infant school I went to in the 60s was a Victorian school & there was a caretakers cottage a little like this.
Love stone house… thanks for sharing… watching from 🇺🇸
Why are you whispering
i'm looking for a cottage with 1/2 acres of land with it. We are looking to move next year in August/Sept
Check out the area before you buy..always good to get local info.
Beautiful light
We are retired. A 1 bedroom 1 bath, galley kitchen bungalow would be a baseline for us. Small plot of land as we don’t have animals and MIGHT get 3-4 or so laying hens, no more. NO MAJOR RENOVATION. Not particularly concerned about location or views. Prefer out of the city. Is there a contact email, Facebook or other contact point for you.
Mark & Karen Fay
Great video, what a beautiful little cottage . So much potential in it. The bedroom fireplaces are gorgeous. The walled in garden is so cute too I would reinstate that outside loo. I have fallen on love with the place. Those views are just spectacular
Does anyone know what it went for
I love watching your tours for your excitement alone! You've found your calling.
I think there has been a sink under that kitchen window before, there seem to be water pipes to it.
I thought that too, probably originally a Belfast or similar. More recently, maybe the sink (from the other room), looked about the right size
This place is priceless! Such character.
I love it if only I could live there I would turn it into a masterpiece
Absolutely love the cook stove!
I guess this is how my Irish ancestors lived
This place reminds me of Ballyhaunis
I'd love if you'd go back when it's renovated.
That cottage is so cute and homey!!
oh! I love this one!